<p>"John Wick" writer Derek Kolstad has come on board to write and develop a live-action series based on fantasy role-playing game "Dungeons & Dragons".</p>.<p>According to The Hollywood Reporter, Entertainment One and its parent game company Hasbro are backing the series.</p>.<p>Designed by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, "Dungeons & Dragons" first became popular as a board game in late 1970s and 1980s.</p>.<p>It allows participants to create their own characters and engage across a variety of in-game adventures, from finding treasure to exploring strange new places to battling monsters, all under the oversight of a Dungeon Master, who serves as the director and storyteller of the game.</p>.<p>"Dungeons & Dragons" is also currently being adapted by Paramount into a feature film featuring "Wonder Woman" star Chris Pine.</p>.<p>Entertainment One is working with multiple writers to develop various projects set in the fantasy universe.</p>
<p>"John Wick" writer Derek Kolstad has come on board to write and develop a live-action series based on fantasy role-playing game "Dungeons & Dragons".</p>.<p>According to The Hollywood Reporter, Entertainment One and its parent game company Hasbro are backing the series.</p>.<p>Designed by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, "Dungeons & Dragons" first became popular as a board game in late 1970s and 1980s.</p>.<p>It allows participants to create their own characters and engage across a variety of in-game adventures, from finding treasure to exploring strange new places to battling monsters, all under the oversight of a Dungeon Master, who serves as the director and storyteller of the game.</p>.<p>"Dungeons & Dragons" is also currently being adapted by Paramount into a feature film featuring "Wonder Woman" star Chris Pine.</p>.<p>Entertainment One is working with multiple writers to develop various projects set in the fantasy universe.</p>